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Took a while to show up on Revver, but here is the Revver version of the Chrodh Mara video. Subscribe to kingpinronin by Email

Song: Awaiting Our ApocalypseArtist: Chrodh MaraAlbum: Visions Before the Dying LightsVideo: K!ngp!n2008 Zerobudget Records Formats available:Windows Media (.wmv), MPEG4 Video (.mp4)Tags: chrodh, mara, music, video, heavy, metal, milwaukee, wisconsin

Sent to me by Electric Heathen: AnalogAfricaSelectionNo1.mp3 An interesting selection of old school African pop/soul records from the Analog Africa Blog. Good sample material!

Band: Time to KillSong: Rise And fight2008 Turkey Vulture Records Formats available:MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)Tags: time to kill, music, video, rise and fight, wisconsin, indie, metal, thrash, punk

One more from the archives... Project Blowed and Crew, Live at the Rhythm Lounge in Long Beach, California, circa 2006. This is the first time I had seen anybody from Project Blowed. What I remembered most about the show was the fact that somone from their entourage tried to walk off with one of the Mics, and Limon (doing sound for the night) got pissed and refused to pay anybody until it was returned. When he told them he got it on camera, the Mic just magically showed up. ;) Funny, but with all those cameras walking around onstage and in the front of the audience, I havent seen any of this video online... Maybe they were doing it for a DVD or something. Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)

Just started using Revver, along with the usual Youtube and BlipTv postings. So this will be the first positng to incorporate all three! Pick your Flavor: Artist: Jeff LemieszSong: Jose Cuervo and No Regrets2008 Turkey Vulture Records Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)

JD Rankin The I Roots Reggae BandFebruary 16th 2008Lead Guitarist - Sadar Guitar - MongooseBass and Vocals - Will TuckerKeyboard - DaleDrums - TsochLead Vocals - JD RankinDJ KelzzzVideo Recording - NormanEditor - Lizwww.lakeshady.com Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)Tags: jd rankin, reggae, music, video, milwaukee, wisconsin

Fidel Nadal, Tommy Real, and Quinto Sol, 2006At the Knitting Factory, Los Angeles, California. Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)

BAND: Time To KillSONG: Insanity 2008 Turkey Vulture RecordsFormats available: Quicktime (.mov) alternately, you can view the YouTube version here:

Here is my slideshow of Renata Prokel s photos, from the 24 event in Chicago, August of 2007.In a nutshell, the 24 was about staging an event incorporating dance, music, video, spoken word, and other performances, from initial concept to final production, in 24 hours. That s right, 24 hours. Renata was running around taking photos of everything happening during that time, and these are the ones she picked out as the best.The glitchy, classical music is from one of the actual dance performances. Christopher, the choreographer, wanted the music to fracture over time, and while I can t fully explain it as well as he can, his piece was about people breaking free (or trying to escape) from time, from convention... maybe even from each other. So if you are wondering why it sounds like something is broken, well, now you know. If you want more information on the event, go to http://www.bfpchicago.com/ Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)Tags: renata prokel, 24, slideshow, chicago, 2007

In addition to the Dubstep radio player which you can see and listen to on the right hand side of our blog, you can now see/listen to a player set up specifically for my friend Dori's show. It took a long time uploading over a year of radio shows to the internet archive, but, it works! And, if you want to embed it on your own site, here is the HTML to do it, just copy and paste: enjoy! Subscribe to kingpinronin by Email

Diggin through the vaults, I found this oddity... Danja Koja with Bass Kittens, circa 2003 or 2005, opening for vnv nation at Slim's in San Francisco, I think... although she's always been a little crazy, this was way back before Danja slipped into the really bad drugs, full-blown crystal meth insanity, and hanging out with cultists... its a shame because she was a good singer (in terms of genre), had decent stage presence, and was a good person at heart. Bass Kittens, of course, are still performing, but it just isn't the same without her. Yet another good talent ruined by drugs.Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)Tags: danja, koja, bass, kittens, san francisco, california, slims, music, video, electro, electronic, indie, pop

Diggin through the vaults, I found this oddity...Danja Koja with Bass Kittens, circa 2003 or 2005, opening for vnv nation at Slim s in San Francisco, I think... although she s always been a little crazy, this was way back before Danja slipped into the really bad drugs, full-blown crystal meth insanity, and hanging out with cultists... its a shame because she was a good singer (in terms of genre), had decent stage presence, and was a good person at heart. Bass Kittens, of course, are still performing, but it just isn t the same without her. Yet another good talent ruined by drugs.Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)Tags: bass, kittens, danja, koja, electronic, indie, pop, unsigned, music, san francisco, california, slims, electro

This is a track I remixed a while ago. I never really linked to it at all, but its been up for a while. I did it as a favor for Joe Black, a producer out of San Jose, and his MC crew. I was trying to get an old-school, mid-nineties, Bay Area sound to it. It was mostly an experiment in the technique, as I dont normally do 'thugsta'-type music. But, I think it turned out OK. Now as for the lyrics, well, Joe Black was the original producer, and had just emailed me the a capellas. All I know is the last MC was like, 13 years old, talkin about dissing So-So Def and Lil Bow Wow. It cracked me up. This was my first submission to the Internet Archive, before I did the whole Dubstep radio archive. This was my initial experiment with the creative commons audio setup. Any comments, good or bad, will be appreciated... http://www.archive.org/download/Boss_Up/track10_Rendered_vbr.mp3 Subscribe to kingpinronin by Email

Here is some video of a homemade cannon. Its made of cast-iron, with a steel inner lining. Not too far from the town where I am at, there is a guy (there is always 'a guy') who works at a factory who will do custom forging of metals for you during downtime, usually third shift. Make your design for the cannon, give him the designs and pay for the metal (usually leftovers from what they are working with at the time). A few days later, you have a 'cast iron pipe' delivered to you, meaning no hole for the primer (place to put the fuse). That way, he can say all he sold you was a pipe ;) . Then you drill the hole, and now you have a cannon! Don't know how to design a cannon? Google it; there are plenty of places online to help you with that. This cannon was originally designed to be used on a pivot, large monopod, or tripod, for small boats and ships. Here, we have made a small wooden carriage to wheel it about on land. It can shoot projectiles, about the size of a golfball, a considerable distance, depending on the amount and type of powder used. At this size, there isn't a lot of recoil, but still decent velocity, for reasonable distances. You can get powder and fuse at many different places, including gun shows, or make your own recipe. There are plenty of places online that discuss powder recipes. The whole thing probably cost a couple hundred dollars. A few hundred dollars more, and you could probably get a cannon that could shoot something the size of a baseball. Making it this way is much cheaper than buying a complete, fancy cannon from a catalog, or having someone make a bronze cannon for you. Besides, why spend thousands of dollars on a pretty cannon when you are just going to muck it up by actually using it? We regularly use the cannon to announce 'cocktail hour', as you see here; a definitely interesting way to signal to people miles around that its time for them to drink! No, we don't waste projectiles announcing cocktail hour, we keep those for top secret ninja purposes, of course. ;) When not firing projectiles though, you still need something in the barrel on top of the powder; we usually use pieces of styrofoam and ram them down onto the powder, so it compresses properly when ignited, and you get a nice BOOMSHOT sound. Apologies for the sound on this, I only had a little nikon camera to record with, but trust me, it makes enough noise! Here is the youtube version of the video... Subscribe to kingpinronin by Email

Artist: CodebreakerSong: R U Ready 2 Love?Album: Exiled!2007 Disco Demolition RecordsFormats available: Quicktime (.mov) They wanted a quick and dirty DIY type of video (you know, for the interweb kids ta look at), so here I give it to them! you can see the Youtube version here: WWW.CODEBREAKERMUSIC.COM WWW.MYSPACE.COM/CODEBREAKER

To get into the spirit of the season (seeing as its close to Halloween and all), I did this video for the the band Boneshaker. Seeing as they are a heavy metal band, I figured they would like a grimy feel to their video. I gave them a choice of light, medium, or heavy 'grimy-ness'. As you can see, they wanted it as grimy as possible! It looks like it was pissed on, kicked around, left in the bat-infested warehouse where we shot the video for like, 20 years... and then, as you find it and watch it for the first time, it bursts into flames. you can find a higher resolution version of the video here: Subscribe to kingpinronin by Email

You can get free PCs, Macs, and lots of other computer gear at this organization. The catch? You have to make a trip to the bay area, if you are not already there. Or, be a third world country in dire need of educating its children. I'm guessing you are probably not a third world dignitary. I mean, why spend $500 on a mac mini when you could just use that money on a ticket and pick up a whole stack of free PCs (or MACS)? http://www.accrc.org/ FREE COMPUTERS?? Well yes, there is another catch: they are usually old, but not that old. Although recycled, the PCs come cleaned up and uniformly laced out with Ubuntu Linux, 500 mb RAM and I think a 40GB drive. The Macs I think are just cleaned up and given away, but check with them on that. As far as processor speed, its hit or miss; that depends on what is donated to them. Ninjas take notice: This is a GREAT way to build up a cluster on a budget! In fact, I think at one point the ACCRC had a record for the most economical cluster in the world or something... It didn't break any speed records or anything, but it was definitely the cheapest per-CPU cluster in the world (um, like, FREE????). There's probably more accurate information on their website. But, think about what nice things you could do with that extra PC or Mac? Or, nefarious ninja-like things for that matter? I did some volunteer work with this organization. I think its a great idea that needs to be expanded. I think its a total waste that every 3-5 years major corporations and schools dump their computers into the ground. Good to see that they are getting noticed on channels like CNN. http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/living/2007/08/14/cnn.heroes.james.burgett.cnn http://podcasts.cnn.net/cnn/services/podcasting/cnnheroes/video/2007/07/28/heroes.james.burgett.cnn.m4v http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/living/2007/08/02/heroes.james.burgett.spanish.cnn Subscribe to kingpinronin by Email